here's its lead singer chris martin on one of their ideas.people being there, we're able to plant a tree for every ticket sold. coldplay are doing other things, too. and more broadly, offsetting is now widely used by companies and countries as part of their efforts to become carbon neutral. and some, though not all, offsetting schemes involve trees. and there are concerns about how and if this works. take the situation in wales. there are plans there by big business to encourage more tree planting, and those plans are under fire. these companies in england who have a completely different agenda, and that is the carbon—neutral agenda. they will work on behalf of multinational companies, buy up farms in wales and satisfy their carbon—neutral status at the expense of communities in wales. now, the firm in this case here says sustainability is central to its business and that it always consults with local communities, but the concerns go beyond any one example. some scientists just don't buy the whole idea. mike berners—lee also says this concept

here's its lead singer chris martin on one of their ideas.n neutral agenda. they will work on behalf of multinational companies, buy up farms in wales and satisfy their carbon neutral status, at the expense of communities in wales. now, the firm in this case here says sustainability is central to its business and that it always consults with local communities. but the concerns go beyond any one example. some scientists just don't buy the whole idea. mike berners lee also says this concept is "bogus". greenpeace's language is equally blunt. it describe offsetting schemes as "greenwashing" and "a way for polluters to avoid real emissions cuts". and this perhaps explains why tree—planting is so controversial. it's not about if tree—planting can make some difference, it's about if it takes a focus away from emissions. and as we consider that, this clip is perhaps useful — of the author fred pearce. and concern about how trees fit into climate action does not mean they're not part of the equation. but as i've made this report, i've kept thinking o

here's its lead singer chris martin on one of their ideas.. you can see them escalating throughout the 20th century and the year with the most emissions was 2019. 2020 emissions were reduced by covid but this week, scientists reported that global carbon dioxide emissions will rebound towards the level before the pandemic. and while our emissions remain this high, the difference that mass tree planting can make is limited. it also risks creating a reassuring sense of action being taken, when the reality is that carbon levels in our atmosphere need to come down — and quickly. for that to happen will take emissions cuts, no matter how many trees we plant. hello, this is breakfast with nina warhurst and rogerjohnson. a bit ofa a bit of a rollercoaster yesterday? until yesterday, norwich hadn't had a win all season in the league. they were bottom of the table. understandably pleased they would get a win. understandably pleased they would aet a win. , understandably pleased they would aetawin. , ., ., ., get a win. plus the international matches we

celebrate people going into a situation basically looking for trouble, which is exactly as chris raised the trayvon martin situation is exactly what happened. call the police, let the police do their job. do not go out and try to enforce the law on your own because this is what happens and innocent people die. >> yeah. i want to turn to another subject. but, chris, the glorification of violence, just seems to be a glorification of violence, and they're seizing on this rittenhouse case to do that. and that, you know, whether people say there's a legal precedent that's been set in all of that. putting that to the side, the way that the far right has seized on this case to glorify violence, i think it's a worrisome sign. >> rittenhouse will now be used by that same echo chamber. he is also a product of it because if you take the hysterical overcatastrophized coverage that a lot of americans on the right were treated to throughout the summer of 2020, it would be maybe reasonable for an impressionable young man to believe that the american republic was about to fall and that anarchy had descended upon the coun

here's its lead singer chris martin on one of their ideas.and those plans are under fire. these companies in england who have a completely different agenda, and that is the carbon neutral agenda. they will work on behalf of multinational companies, buy up farms in wales and satisfy their carbon—neutral status, at the expense of communities in wales. now, the firm in this case here says sustainability is central to its business and that it always consults with local communities. but the concerns go beyond any one example. some scientists just don't buy the whole idea. mike berners—lee also says this concept is "bogus". greenpeace's language is equally blunt. it describe offsetting schemes as "greenwashing" and "a way for polluters to avoid real emissions cuts". and this perhaps explains why tree planting is so controversial. it's not about if tree planting can make some difference, it's about if it takes a focus away from emissions. and as we consider that, this clip is perhaps useful, of the author fred pearce. and concern about how trees fit

martin, do you want to kick us off as our? let's start with those remarks from chrissounds like he is calling for a bit of perspective over the news of the new variant and saying, actually camino, may be committed out the one that we are living through at the moment has actually caused us more problems and he hopes this one well. what actually caused us more problems and he hopes this one well.— he hopes this one well. what he is sa in: is he hopes this one well. what he is saying is that _ he hopes this one well. what he is saying is that although _ he hopes this one well. what he is saying is that although the - he hopes this one well. what he is| saying is that although the reaction to this emergence of this new variant, it is perhaps alarming in the sense of the immediate travel ban on south africa on the other countries in the region, it sounds quite fearsome and all the different potential problems with ed to come at the same time, chris reddy is making the point that a lot of this is still unknown about its real potency, its ability to evade the vaccine and ind

i mentioned before, chris who was part of it last year, he tested positive for covid on sunday morning, which meant he was ruled out. so, heartbroken for him. tell me about martineen completely awesome. and to raise around £800,000 so far. —— has raised. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. hello again. for many of us, there's a lot more cloud around today than there was yesterday. now, high pressure is still dominating our weather. you can see from the isobars it's going to be windy across the north of scotland, not just today, but also tonight and into tomorrow, and then later a weather front arrives, bringing in some rain. but we do have some sunshine across parts of east anglia, the midlands and the south—west. showers still clipping kent and the channel islands, and we'll see breaks here and there in the cloud as we push further north. but in the north, generally, it is going to be cloudy with patchy rain continuing on and off across the far north and west of scotland, and don't forget — strong winds as well, especially with exposure. for northern ireland, you'll see some bright spots develop, as we will across parts of northern eng

chris. he was part of it last year. he tested positive for covid on sunday morning, which meant he was ruled out. so, we are all heartbroken for him. . . . him. tell me about martin it has been such an honour and - it has been such an honour and privilege — it has been such an honour and privilege to do the last mile with you _ privilege to do the last mile with you a_ privilege to do the last mile with you. a huge heartfelt thank you. how did maisie do — you. a huge heartfelt thank you. hhsini did maisie do on the run? you. a huge heartfelt thank you. how did maisie do on the run? she - you. a huge heartfelt thank you. how did maisie do on the run? she was i you. a huge heartfelt thank you. how did maisie do on the run? she was soj did maisie do on the run? she was so fast. we did maisie do on the run? she was so fast- we had — did maisie do on the run? she was so fast. we had to _ did maisie do on the run? she was so fast. we had to keep _ did maisie do on the run? she was so fast. we had to keep telling - did maisie do on the run? she was so fast. we had to keep telling her- did maisie do on the run? she was so fast. we had to keep telling her to i fast. we ha